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Assemblage II
Silent Messengers: Assemblage II
Collagraph on paper and archival inkjet on mylar layer
Layers attached together at top edge
A unique assembled print
35.5 x 29 cm.
Silent Messengers: Assemblage II
Collagraph on paper and archival inkjet on mylar layer
Layers attached together at top edge
A unique assembled print
35.5 x 29 cm.
Comments
I want to hang these on the walls of my 'cave'...they get along so well with my children!
Posted by: Jackie | 17:18 03 April 2007
Jackie - that's nice, thanks! These are available for purchase, should you desire.
Posted by: marja-leena | 20:47 03 April 2007
Definitely a mythic quality to this one.
Posted by: Dave | 08:54 04 April 2007
I love this. One day I'd love to *see* how you do it...
Posted by: Pica | 09:21 04 April 2007
Another memorable image, M-L. You must have a look at the photos of rocks, sand etc over at the Old Stile Press site at the moment and also tell Nicolas to come and look at your prints. They have a lot in common:
http://oldstilepress.blogspot.com/
Posted by: Natalie | 13:24 04 April 2007
Dave, glad you think so!
Pica, thanks. I'd love to show you some day...
Natalie, thanks. I've been reading the Old Stile Press blog since you posted about it, and had seen this one - it's great! I'd love to figure out how to combine sound and slides...you are quite adept at that!
Now I'll go write a comment over there...
Posted by: marja-leena | 15:23 04 April 2007
This Silent Messenger speaks volumes of your creative talent ML. Compelling & Sublime!
Posted by: Roger | 15:31 04 April 2007
Roger, thanks for your kind and generous comment, it's greatly appreciated!
Posted by: marja-leena | 16:39 04 April 2007
M-L, email me and I'll tell you all I know about it, though that isn't a lot. If you have a Mac with iMovie installed, it's really simple.
Posted by: Natalie | 16:41 04 April 2007
These are wonderful. I love the texture as well as the color and composition and theme.
Posted by: leslee | 17:29 04 April 2007
Leslee - thanks!
Posted by: marja-leena | 17:35 04 April 2007
Another delight. This one reminds me more particularly of the aerial photographs which show ancient routes and settlements, and I find that the black and white sweeping lines somehow seem to speak of different times - the white more recent, and the very faint grey few the most ancient. These are images one could look at forever.
Posted by: Olga | 07:36 05 April 2007
They are haunting images; I would like to see them in real space, the series together, but it's great to see them here.
Posted by: Lucy | 10:33 05 April 2007
Natalie - thanks again for your guidance! Will try it next week.
Olga - it's fascinating to hear what viewers see in one's work! And it makes me look at it again, with different eyes. Thank you.
Lucy - I wish you could see them in real life, too. But I'm rather pleased with these photos. Thanks for stopping by!
Posted by: marja-leena | 16:21 05 April 2007
These prints are amazing!
Posted by: printfreak | 19:36 05 April 2007
Printfreak - thanks, I appreciate this coming from another printmaker!
Posted by: marja-leena | 21:01 06 April 2007
Just another person stopping by to gush...looove this, it beats in me like an EKG from a secret paleolithic heart.
Posted by: Lori Witzel | 21:52 07 April 2007
Lori, thank you. And I must gush over your wonderful "EKG from a secret paleolithic heart"!
Posted by: marja-leena | 14:44 08 April 2007